Fall Cemetery
Daily exploration through my town. Finding new areas to explore everyday
Daily exploration through my town. Finding new areas to explore everyday
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Behind The Lens
Location
This photo was taken during the peak of fall when the leaves were a vibrant color and just beginning to fall in my town's local cemetery.Time
This photo was taken during the late afternoon when on a gloomy day during my after-work destress walk.Lighting
There is nothing worth sharing about the lighting as I used nature's natural light source.Equipment
There was no special equipment used for this photo it was taken on an iPhone 11.Inspiration
Fall is one of my favorite seasons as well as landscape photography therefore you can say I was inspired by nature and the season during the time this photo was taken. This photo was taken during a walk after work. During the time of this photo, I found comfort in walking around my town and finding and photographing my town from new and unique perspectives especially since this photo was taken during Covid and social distance, and remote teaching was happening. This photo embodies escape as well as a remembrance for all those who are suffering or those we have lost.Editing
When it comes came to post-processing of this photo I used Lightroom to adjust my white balance, shadows, highlights, and colors. I have a preset that I created in lightroom that I normally apply to my photo as I try to do very little post-processing to my photos. I tend to do the most post-processing to my cell phone photos.In my camera bag
I normally have my Nikon D5600 with a Nikon 35 mm 1.4 prime lens and my Sony Mirrorless A7II with a 28-200 mm lens. I am an armature photographer and still building my camera bag but love a good prime lens and the endless possibilities that can be captured. .Feedback
Photos can and images such as this one can happen unexpectedly, don't be afraid to take pictures the power of editing can turn a dull photo into something magical it is also a great teaching tool to learn from.
